Bromac Lodge mare Cha Cha Bromac (Art Major-Classic Blue Jeans), an unraced half-sister to one-time fastest NZ-bred pacer, Attorney General (1:48.4, US), has her second winner from as many to race.

Former promising NZ filly Arma Indie, from Arma Courage, a Courage Under Fire half-sister to Amaretto Bromac, is striking a purple patch of form in West Australia.

Squire, a 5YO gelded son of Trinny Bromac, an unraced Falcon Seelster half-sister to former Bromac Lodge broodmare Tanisa Bromac (TT, 1:58.1), continues to make his mark in Australia.

Phil Bromac, the third foal from former Bromac Lodge mare Amaretto Bromac (Falcon Seelster-Arma Class), has a 1:54.8 mile mark after winning at Menangle, NSW, on Tuesday, September 17.

Tennyson Bromac, a NZ three-year-old record holder from last term, lowered his career best mile rate to 1:53.8 over the 1660m at Albion Park, Brisbane, on Saturday, July 27.

Dynamic Bromac, who became a $100,000-plus winner this year for owners Diane Reilly and Russell Keller, lowered his best winning mile rate to 1:53.9 over 1650m at Bendigo last Friday.

Courage Under Fire, who has chilled semen available from Bromac Lodge next season, starred again as a sire on Australian racetracks last weekend.

Capable Courage Under Fire gelding Benhope Rulz is carrying on with his good career record in North America.

The Bromac brand played it's part in another first last week, with Angus Garrard scoring his first winning race-drive behind Kylie Bromac at Albion Park on Friday, June 28.

Courage Under Fire's rising Australian two-year-old star, Pandering, scored his fourth win from six starts at Tabcorp Park, Melton, on Saturday, June 29.